The Brian Head Resort snow report for May 12 is a 34" base depth with 0 of 8 lifts open. Please note ski conditions and snowfall at Brian Head Resort are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
As always over promise under deliver. They canceled night skiing when we went in to eat dinner. When we came back out they closed it down because they didn't have enough people. If you say you're going to have something for a certain amount of time, just have it.
Brian Head Resort is located in Southern Utah inside the Dixie National Forest and only three hours’ drive from Las Vegas. The resort has the highest base elevation in Utah at 9,600 feet with terrain suitable for all ability levels.
The ski area is home to spectacular scenery and a laid-back atmosphere. The resort offers family-friendly activities, including snow tubing and night skiing. The ski area is situated across two mountain peaks and is serviced by two central base lodges.
Where Is Brian Head Resort Located?
To get to the ski resort, it’s easiest if you fly into Las Vegas. It’s a three-hour drive to the resort from Las Vegas and one and a half hours from St. George, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. From Cedar City, it’s 35 minutes, and there are round-trip shuttles from Cedar City to Brian Head Resort.
